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Israeli Children's choir sings for pope

Cross Wires: Tuesday breaking news

The latest Catholic and ecumenical headlines

Vatican ‘prayer summit’ for Israel-Palestinian peace could occur soon.

Pope Francis to meet sex abuse victims at the Vatican.

Pope to make a Philippine trip in January 2015.

Pope Francis balances time with Israelis and Palestinians during visit to Holy Land. (Above, an Israeli children’s choir sing for the Holy Father).

Pope Francis: Homily in the Upper Room.

Move to reserve school places at denominational schools in Falkirk for Catholic pupils.

Argyll and the Isles Diocese: A new form of youth work.

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